The obvious answer is that if two people approach a corner at speed, that the person who has to stop and wait for the signal to turn should concede for the person who can make it across the light.
Like this:
Monday, March 21, 2016
Rebooting this concept because walking every day in San Francisco drives me to it.
For example, you are approaching your crosswalk while there is plenty of time for you to make it but you see someone approaching perpendicular to you who clearly has to stop and wait for their signal. Do you speed up? Or do you slow down and let them get to their corner?
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